The story behind 'Santa's Village Road' near Santa Cruz
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Channel: ABC7 News Bay Area · 2018 · News & Politics
Hidden in plain site off Highway 17 in the Santa Cruz Mountains, there is a little piece of Christmas past hiding. STORY: https://abc7ne.ws/2PC3hDo The Bay Area’s history is rich and diverse and ABC7 has been through a lot of it. Whether you remember it or not, these stories will help you Lookback on events, stories, and people that shaped where you live today. Here are more videos rooted in Bay Area history: https://abc7ne.ws/2GQrIJ4. MORE ABC7 NEWS ----------------------------------------------------------- DOWNLOAD: The ABC7 News app is the best way to stay up to date on Bay Area breaking news, weather, events, traffic, politics, crime, life and more. You can customize your push notifications so you get just the alerts you want. Download it for free and check out the rest of our apps here: http://abc7news.com/apps/ Website: http://abc7news.com/ -- Get all our special reports, weather, and traffic stories in one place. Facebook: https://facebook.com/abc7news --Like our page for buzzy stories, breaking news, and more. Twitter: https://twitter.com/abc7newsBayArea -- Follow us for breaking news as it happens. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/abc7newsbayarea/ -- Tag your photos and videos #abc7now and you might be featured on our social media pages, website, app or TV. Don’t forget to subscribe to our channel -- thanks for stopping by!
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